NVIDIA Pushes Agent Enforcement Into the Silicon, and Publishes the Blueprint

NVIDIA announced the OpenShell Reference Architecture at GTC Berlin today, the third act in a fast sequence: the OpenShell runtime shipped September 16, the Open Agent Safety Platform followed September 28, and today’s release turns that platform into a published, full-stack blueprint for industrial-scale agent operations. The stated target is the primary bottleneck to enterprise agent adoption: governance, pushed down from the application layer into the hardware. The architecture has four legs. NVIDIA Vera Rubin infrastructure runs inference for closed and open models. NVIDIA Vera CPUs operate the agent harnesses and run the open-source OpenShell software, which provides the secure runtime boundary around each agent. NVIDIA BlueField-4 DPUs run the NVIDIA Sentry security framework, built on NVIDIA DOCA, for continuous out-of-band monitoring of agent behavior and in-silicon policy enforcement.

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